First of all, congratulations to Shin-Shin, a panda who recently had her last day on public display as keepers at her Tokyo zoo suspect she may be pregnant. I'm not exactly sure what pregnancy in a panda looks like, but judging from this video, I may be pregnant, too:

Well-wishers flock to a Tokyo zoo to catch a last glimpse of Shin Shin, before the possibly pregnant panda is removed from public display pic.twitter.com/GBOxLWDdpX

Meanwhile, the city of Toronto just welcomed some new babies onto the scene. They don't look anything like Shin Shin's prospective fetus, except for being very small and cute. On May 18, three snow leopard cubs were welcomed, five days after two clouded leopard cubs were born at the Toronto Zoo. That was two weeks after the birth of five cheetah cubs, making 53 born on the compound.

But, lest we get too caught up in the positive news about babies and adorable animals, the Toronto Zoo is currently dealing with a strike from its zookeepers. Apparently, taking care of all these animals isn't the respected job it should be. Members of CUPE Local 1600 started forming picket lines in early May, saying they don't have the job security they deserve:

While most of us would probably play with the zoo animals for free, it probably wouldn't be good for them. These babies deserve the best care in the world, so hopefully the zoo meets their worker's demands soon. Shin Shin is fine, though.